http://squaredancehistory.org/items/browse/tag/Carol+T%C3%A9ten?output=atom2015-03-03T15:22:57-05:00Omekahttp://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/2572015 update: Now to watch the video, you'll have to click on the YouTube icon in the lower right-hand corner of the image, or else click on this link.

This performance of the mid-19th century Lancers was produced by Dance Through Time, and is used with permission. The dances are reconstructed and presented under the expert direction of Carol Téten, a noted scholar of western social dance history For more information about this series of historical dances, visit their site.

An accompanying instructional video describing the steps in detail is here.]]>2015-02-10T23:03:00-05:00

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2015 update: Now to watch the video, you'll have to click on the YouTube icon in the lower right-hand corner of the image, or else click on this link.

This performance of the mid-19th century Lancers was produced by Dance Through Time, and is used with permission. The dances are reconstructed and presented under the expert direction of Carol Téten, a noted scholar of western social dance history For more information about this series of historical dances, visit their site.

An accompanying instructional video describing the steps in detail is here.

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]]>http://squaredancehistory.org/items/show/2562015 update: Now to watch the video, you'll have to click on the YouTube icon in the lower right-hand corner of the image, or else click on this link.

This instructional video was produced by Dance Through Time, and is used with permission. It shows the five figures of the Lancers Quadrille, with text and narration explaining the figures.

The dances are reconstructed and presented under the expert direction of Carol Téten, a noted scholar of western social dance history. Click here for more information about this series of historical dances. An accompanying video showing the dance without instruction, in mid-19th century costume, can be found here.]]>2015-02-10T22:54:30-05:00

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2015 update: Now to watch the video, you'll have to click on the YouTube icon in the lower right-hand corner of the image, or else click on this link.

This instructional video was produced by Dance Through Time, and is used with permission. It shows the five figures of the Lancers Quadrille, with text and narration explaining the figures.

The dances are reconstructed and presented under the expert direction of Carol Téten, a noted scholar of western social dance history. Click here for more information about this series of historical dances. An accompanying video showing the dance without instruction, in mid-19th century costume, can be found here.